Higher Education

THe University of Iowa is home to the country's oldest literary translation program. Experts discuss why the program is renowned. And Kelsey Bigelow shares a lifetime of hurt and healing in her new poetry collection

Looking back on a year since the Iowa Wesleyan University campus closed after 181 years.

Republicans in the Iowa House of Representatives passed a bill Thursday to cap in-state tuition increases and put restrictions on diversity, equity and inclusion programs at Iowa’s public universities.

Best-selling author and climate law expert, Rob Verchick, examines the impact of climate change and makes the case for "climate resilience."

Host Ben Kieffer and guests discuss the week's headlines from around the state, including the controversial Satanic Temple of Iowa display at the Capitol, UNI faculty criticizing the university for how it allocates funds and more.

Over the past two years, $900,000 has been transferred from the university's general fund to cover a shortfall in the athletics budget.

The Iowa Board of Regents voted Thursday to direct the state’s three public universities to cut diversity, equity and inclusion programs that are not necessary for research contracts or accreditation.

Then, an ISU researcher tries to quell our aging anxiety

The bankruptcy case of Mercy Iowa City has taken many twists and turns.

The UAW is escalating its strike today. What’s behind the resurgence of labor unions?